| Joel Klein Pens op-ed on School Reform and Teachers |
| posted by: Colin | March 14, 2011, 07:30 PM |
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As the debate rages over public unions and, in particular, over their role in school reform, an unfortunate dichotomy about America's teachers has emerged. On one side, unions and many teachers say that teachers are unfairly vilified, that they work incredibly hard under difficult circumstances and that they are underpaid. Critics, meanwhile, say that our education system is broken and that to fix it we need better teachers. They say that teachers today have protections and benefits not seen in the private sector - such as life tenure, lifetime pension and health benefits, and short workdays and workyears. Do you think Mr. Klein is on the right track in saying both sides are right? Comment below. >> Originally posted by Alix on the AAE Blog.
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